RE: SADDAM HANGING AND CULPABILITY OF ARAB WORLD

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Dear Sir,

I was forwarded by a friend your enlightening analysis of the humongous hypocrisy of so called "liberators" who have been for decades, the worst criminals and one wonders:  when will world society become strong enough to condemn and punish the several USA criminal administrations for their unspeakable crimes against humanity? My stomach revolts before such mendacity and the immorality of the ad hoc "tribunals" shamelessly subject to the whim of that madman called bush and his minions within NATO and other accomplices in the Arab countries.  The same atrocities were committed against former Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic who was conveniently portrayed as "criminal" and a "dictator" by the very same scoundrels that now want to hide their crimes by broadcasting the hanging of Saddam Hussein who by the way, was not the monster they want the world to believe, which does not mean that he was a saint.  I believe we have to strive for the truth to come out and recognize Hussein for his accomplishments and flaws, as nobody on this Earth is perfectly sanit or perfectly evil. It is truly sickening! Thank you for sharing this with us,

 Patricia Barba Avila

barba.patricia@gmail.com

Coordination of International Media & Organizations

National Council of Civic Communicators

Mexico

Dear Patricia,

 Thanks for your comments and view which we share. We need to be frank about the sitiation the global community find itself before all the nations in the world are converrted to Amrica's colonies. Once again thanks for the words of encouragement and Happy New Year.

 YAshuaib

Dear Yushau,

 You are perfectly right.  And it is me who thank you for sharing your thoughts and aspirations with us in Mexico .  As you may know, we are participating in a citizens movement that is precisely seeking to deter the corruption, hypocrisy and submission of the "so called" government to the USA interests.  We feel a brotherly communion with all those movements in other countries of the world that aspire to the same:  equality, justice and true democracy for all human beings.

     Many countries have suffered the invasion, greed and atrocities perpetrated by the USA "governments" and their accomplices in other nations who have also immorally lied to and manipulated their own constituency.  El Salvador , Venezuela , Cuba , the former Yugoslavia , Lebanon , Iraq , Vietnam , Chile , Guatemala , Mexico , Puerto Rico , Argentina , and several other countries have had to endure the humongous hypocrisy and cruelty of those mafias and their minions along history all over the world.  Their crimes are countless and nauseating and hopefully many more people will become aware very soon of their lack of ethics and principles and join in condemning them, setting up a legitimate World Tribunal that punishes all of them for their crimes against humanity. In order to accomplish equality and genuine democracy, we, as communicators, need to seek the truth and discard all attempts of manipulation and distortion of information that for centuries have been the tools the mafias in power have used against the peoples.  "The Truth Will Make Us Free".

 With my most affectionate and solidarity regards, hoping we will continue exchanging views and comments,

Patricia Barba Avila

Coordination of International Media and Organizations

National Council of Civic Communicators

National Democratic Convention-Ample Progressive Front

barba.patricia@gmail.com

I will shed NO tears for the murderer of Iraq . This was the same man who thought it necessary on flimsy suspicions to gas with American assistance, helpless Kurds, he killed them all, women, children, men, elderly -- he killed them all, all because he had the power of the "state" to do it.

Sadam -- was a man with a grossly distorted ego. He saw the hand writings on the wall yet he chose not to take heed. For a starter -- I have never been in support of the war which I consider to be "overkill" for the American and its allies. Nonetheless once the war got started, I felt, it became imperative that America must win the war, because not doing so could have long term adverse effects on the world's peace and stability.

Sadam who was all too willing to turn his army on his population failed mount any real defense against the American armies. Even Al-Saqqawi (excuse me with spelling his name wrong – if I did), fought the Americans rather bravely than the Sadam army did. The only thing I faulted Saqqawi on, was the beheading of non-military civilians, the killing of Berg still have me waking up at night, and asking why? – but as far as blowing up military personnel, to me that was a fair game. Saqqawi is the real hero of this Iraq war, if he had not in vengeance killed innocent civilians. Of course, there is a long list of villains, mostly American government oficials, the list also accidentally will include Al-Saqqawi for choosing to behead innocent civilians simply because they were jews/Americans, that to me was wrong.

The real point here was: Even Sadam had opportunity to fold his cards and exit, but because of his ego, he kept showing the American his hands. A sensible man would have learned from the Gulf War. Well, Sadam was not a sensible man. What did he gain, he got his two sons hunted down and killed like rabbits, and finally he himself got hanged.It does not matter to me what day/time/ or period he was killed. The man deserved the death that he received.

Dododawa

dododawa@yahoo.com

This is just a lesson for those dictators who think they are larger than life itself.

Ibe Bernard <drnbic@

Yushau,

I feel your pain sir, I really do. What do you think of my observations here;

Hanging Saddam on a muslim holy day might just be the right tonic symbolising the blood of the "ram" to cleanse the evil spirit Saddam has cast over the Iraqis. Hmmm. Are other Arabs culpable in this? I think the Arab leadership with the exception of Syria are comfortable with this. At least a barking loosed canon in the neigbhourhood has been tamed and eliminated. They're probably celebrating right now. Take it easy sir, have a nice Eid and a Happy New Year, celebrate and DO NOT let the hanging of the tyrant ruin your fun. He's gone, good riddance to bad rubbish.

Edo Regeneration Group

edoregeneration@ yahoo.co. uk

"The unedited interaction was so lively and exciting that gives hope of Nigeria of my dream where Christians and Muslims respect and love one another in act and deed." - Yushau

I do not know how old yu are bro, but what you expressed above is what I grew up with. I grew up in a family dominated by Yoruba Traditional Practioners, Christian and Muslim. I cannot remember the day there was a fight between anyone in the family on religion ground.

We should go back and trace how this division evolved in our society where everyone is now preaching that my God is better than your own God and that there is only one way to salvation. And what is so special about being a Muslim, Christian or Babalawo in the first instance? We are all looking for a way to worship someone or something out of our own curious mind.

Dele

oladele@dinisat.org

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